The bullwhip effect refers to the phenomenon where order variability increases as the orders
move upstream in the supply chain. This paper provides a review of the bullwhip literature …

The bullwhip effect, also known as demand information amplification, is one of the principal
obstacles in supply chains. In recent decades, extensive studies have explored its …

Purpose The first purpose of this paper is to situate and conceptualise ambiguity in the
operations management (OM) literature, as connected to supply chain decision-making …

Purpose The success of a supply chain is highly reliant on effective inventory and ordering
decisions. This paper systematically reviews and analyzes the literature on inventory …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to advance supply chain management by describing
the current state of behavioral supply chain management (BSCM) research and paving the …

Various operational strategies for mitigating supply chain disruption have been studied
theoretically, but few studies have investigated behavioral decision-making in multi-echelon …

Order picking, the process of retrieving items from their storage locations to fulfil customer
orders, ranks among the most labour-and time-intensive processes in warehousing. Prior …

This paper studies SMEs' participation in public procurement in light of perceived barriers
and expected benefits of accessing the public marketplace. It presents a comparative …

Overconfidence has emerged as a significant explanation of behaviour in diverse
managerial settings. In this paper, we explore the relevance of overconfidence for supply …

Purpose The recent surge in behavioral studies on the coordination mechanisms in supply
chains (SCs) and advanced methods highlights the role of SC coordination (SCC) and …